TROUT OUT!!! NO LIMIT...SATURDAY!

post by Michael Fahrion

End of Trout Season NO LIMIT!
The last weekend in April, Saturday and Sunday the 25th and 26th.

It's been a great trout season in Bath Lake, several really nice fish caught. But the time as come to end the trout fishing until next fall. Trout are cold water fish and as the water warms from the spring sun it will soon be too warm to support the remaining trout. Grab your rod, and your fishing buddies, and head out to Medicine Park for the great Trout Fish Out. On these last two days of the trout season there will be no limit on the amount of trout you can catch and take home.

Medicine Park Fishing Permit and Oklahoma fishing license required. Town fishing permits can be acquired from the Town Hall in Medicine park and other locations throughout the town. If you do not need a state license, a town fishing license is not required. Children 10 and under must be accompanied by a licensed adult. The town fishing permit is $5.00 per day. A 7 day permit costs $15.00 and the annual town permit is $25.00 and is good for one year from the date of issue.

For more information call 580-529-2825 or 580-574-1101

Medicine Park Marauder's Open the Season

With 3 Stage Coach (AKA tour bus) hold ups under their gun belts the Marauder's kick off another season. Be sure to check out the photos taken by Robert Dean.

Appearances include Red Dirt Ball Memorial Day, 4th of July. Check out the Maruaders website for more information.

Easter Egg Hunt - Kids Running Rabbit

Charley Wright and company were by Bath Lake surrounded by kids from all over the area. The number of kids this year seem to have multiplied like rabbits. A big smashing success (probably shouldn't use that word around Easter eggs.) Check out the pictures taken by Michael Fahrion.



thanks to all the participants and to our friends in media that got the news out.

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Oklahoma Living Page 31

This just in.....
"I couldn't get enough of the local people, the public art and the natural beauty" ~Nancy Vidrine

Nancy Vidrine of Oklahoma Tourism put in a good word for Medicine Park, it's businesses, the events and characters in the April edition of Oklahoma Living Magazine (Electric Cooperatives of Oklahoma). Look for the article on pages 31 & 32.